The phrase "acquired library" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a library that has been obtained or collected, often in the context of a personal or institutional collection of books or resources.
Example: "After years of collecting rare books, she finally showcased her acquired library at the local exhibition."
Alternatives: "collected library" or "gathered library".
SBC acquired "Library" from the Hirschl & Adler gallery in Manhattan in 1986.
Castaways, Ahoy Nick at Nite has capitalized on the "Survivor" publicity blitz by rolling out its newly acquired library of "Gilligan's Island" in a weeklong blitz, which the cable network has slyly packaged as "The Survivors' Guide".
Coke returned to England, not only with a newly acquired library, but also an art and sculpture collection with which to furnish his planned new mansion.
"That's what government publications do". The American Library Association points out that under the act, the FBI can acquire library circulation records, which are now treated as business records.
A final constructed paired-end indexed library set will be run on a Bioanalyzer 2100 using Agilent High Sensitivity DNA Kit to acquire library average size distribution (Agilent Technologies, Santa Clara).
Smart customers have begun to ask themselves why they need to spend sizable sums to acquire libraries of outdated software with fancy names that aren't even tied together, when they can at last go the component route and rent powerful, new best-of-breed software, all of it increasingly integrated, from the Cloud.
The team of researchers recently acquired a library of 8,000 fluorescent compounds synthesized by Young-Tae Chang at the National University of Singapore, the first such library to have been developed.
On behalf of the institute, Mr. Collier recently acquired the library of Karl Ludvigsen, a prolific automotive journalist.
Legendary, having never acquired the library Mr. Tull wanted, initially depended on Warner for material, and, more recently, has turned to some unlikely sources.
In addition, the Museum acquired the library of the late micropaleontologist Alfred R. Loeblich, Jr., one of the world's most extensive private collections of micropaleontological literature.
It acquired a library of movies and other content, while adopting advanced video coding standards and other technology to deliver sharper picture quality and improve end-user experience.
